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Amid talk of Android and would-be heroes we're about to revisit HTC on their hallowed PocketPC ground. Good things seem to come in pairs for the company while out-and-out upgrades are always good news for...
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2009-06-19 13:05 from jSe0 - click to readI would say, if you're not a power user, and really don't want to spend 800 on a phone but you want a full QWERTY slide out keyboad, the N97 should be a better bet. Do bear in mind the Touch Pro 2 has a larger screen, higher resolution screen and a better keyboard. The N97 compensates with bigger internal storage and better camera. So other than price it depends on personal preference.
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- 2009-06-20 17:19
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I heard the touch pro2 will be running at $800.00 unlocked of course, for me, that's a bit much. I just purchased a high end 4GB RAM (450GB memory) notebook for $700 with loads of other features. I was looking forward to this phone, but the price is so damn high. I look forward to the Nokia N97 in a few months then. I can wait. there is a site that use some good info about the touch pro2, http://www.AllTouchPro2.com i want to hear what your view is on this smart phone.
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- 2009-06-19 13:05
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you mention that it only have about 300mb memory, and memory card should be recommended, which seems very reasonable. however, i'm unable to find if it can use 16gb microSDHC or only up to 8gb. have you tried, or can you try, successfully with a 16gb card?
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- 2009-06-18 14:08
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> In reply to DENNY LEE @ 2009-06-07 18:56 from tDFF - click to readDepending on where you are, the phone is already available for sale. Very pricey compared to N97 which is surprisingly cheap for the specs. I wouls say retail price maybe 150 to 200 US$ cheaper than the Touch Pro 2.
If you're in the US, the reason its slow is due to the structure of the market. Usually new phones are "distributed" or "sold" through carriers. Subsidized phones are nice but some consumers prefer to buy retail versions. Hence why its still not in the US and why its available in some markets.
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- 2009-06-15 17:55
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nice nice phone,why did i buy the nokia 5800XM???why??why???diamond 2 is my next phone....or this??!!
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- 2009-06-06 21:20
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2009-06-05 19:17 from nbuy - click to readDid you even read the review?
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- 2009-06-06 12:17
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Hi,
this device is not for everyone, i mean HTC Pro the 1st i used to see it in everybody hands and i was sure that not all of them use the device options,,, this device is not avaiable yet in KSA but i'm sure that the price will be high.
some folks says if the OS was Andriod i would buy it
but what i see is Business Mobile,,, Good Job HTC but this device is not for everyone.
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- 2009-06-05 17:55
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does anyone know where i can get this phone from in the uk??
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- 2009-06-05 01:42
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